The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-11-25

will always condemn any movement tend
ing 20 open the way 70 their obtaining DOS
readOn Of the government. Loud and pro-
longel applausa.l
In the course OF his speech tho Governor
said: Gen. Nichols has made No attempt
70 contradict the facta stated In my speech at
Monroe, but he runs off on side lesuesi in
golvlug only senttmeiit, and he eudeayors 70
impress his auditors with the bellef th0t ms
personal character has been assailed IN sew
erpl Occasions. He has sNid those attacks
will draw the people close 30 blm, III this be
test of ones popularity, II yillihcAtion 10
the means OF closing the people around
man, the ,retormerss ought long since 70
tive. They have been at 1t since 1885, but
do not know of any one eyer questioning
Gov. Nichols personal character. | have
euiogy He says he has read that / said st
Keachie that he had raised his pariCidAl hand
against tho State, Gov. Nichols and his
friends have 50 closely allied him and the
that spoke about at Monroe, that do NOT
wonder that they interpret any language
wherein GOV. Nichols political course is
criticized
As TREASON IaATNar THE srATB.
Now. what I said At Keaobio WAS this.
That the unity and integrity Of the Demo-
cratic party were inReparNble. The prinoi-
pies, policy and practices q the party were
widening. That whenever confronted byR
faction Il rose Ia tie majesty and power 81 its
strength and DESTROYED 1T. No man ia essen-
tial 70 this prosperity OF the party. 1t Isl
wide assertion 70 state that any man 70
specially called for itspreseryation and sal
walton, Neither Cunningham, Jetfries, Mon;
to lis welfare. Eo man Ia the party wouidbe
hionored beeauge Of his exalted character and ii
eidAIhand against the party. Col. Holdings.
worth has said thereRoTIn element is opposed
10 the principles and policy and practices Of
the Democratic State administration. What
are its principles2 Democratic. No one can
deny this What la its polioy7 A live pro-
gramme for the Development Of all the mas
policy. What have been its practices9 An
honest and tsithtn adqllnlstraaon Of the
government following Demoqranc usnhge9
and tradluonst and appointing hohe bub
Dem4ocrats 70 office, a 4,,,. -.
" Was n qiseusslpg IN thlf waX me Iao-
tion9l spirit Of the REFORM or NICHOLS parry
| which claim makes war upon Temperance
admlDlstratlon ~ ne oTgeniA3a,tion q . sep
arate party, and Gov. Nlcholls' deelhEAtl0h
| that he 10 = candidate because he can unite
| the party, that nsed the aDpEe language,
and think ne VIII lnd Out maj am ho4est,
ana that the Denoefatlo party IN inc sSate 81
/ Louisiana
WILL Rise SUPERIOR TO FACTION,
and live and rrogner in ante Of His or any
4 other mar,is 6poosiEiou .
1 ia oiospd amid 9pnlause and an anvil
sainta aFteI wbieb tbyee pFettT ittls Misses.
| Do6ie' 7 a,InbeineT Reifa Hartman and Nav
| T ~. nresantgd hid FyeeIiGncy with a large
! boliahet and card attached, reading. ITO
| s5en,iea yghoas ftiflifs viii add additional
| inst-e III mr. Sthte-t,1lT merit NORTHUMBERLAND
/ ii Mcf2nnTV
/ = Mr. Fyerstk t,sn asgd f,T have the honor
| If nrsaenting fa vo,l ~ vaur merit speaLer
Tobiaia1sis 1i,la rs7iresenta IVA IN the limited
/ 5Fates ssnats. WHOSE record besneaks foF
him fidelity 10 his people and his trust, q
| 1non t5s lands aiained by railroad eoTpOra-
1 tigns. M Senator II, whose ability I,0uisiana
~ SIop5 5irS NV 66est and In whom shs INV
| bon6red herself In reposing in him this
| LILLY loN i''Sett 80
'Au"'T7 a,g,5.rfp r a yertsrrs y
e., Fl IN 800. - = ~ . s1,.
ihG senator aSliysiJfe ,la ,,i
hlo; ;staISl5 ~ ~ Va 1lad ~ ~ "
many ladies PRESENT. and welcomed them be,
csnas ~ bad Men advised tbst the ladies' II
| FormeryiIle were among the strongest Nc,
Fnery sIIDporters la tlle OariRb
After paying high tribute to The Ladies'
direeted his attention to that norton OF the
gfdiencs. M said the party came not as
| galyAtion army, but simply with record oil
! fhe Denoeratfe narty IN tIle pnst. DO llOi
c91sdGT WIKI IT, iiiflo9s, ID ia M Tie future,
mi look u What M have done in the pas
and then decide. It's not 10 the candidacy
Of Gen. Nichols thAt he objects. II
Il was mere 91eSIS4E9 gi o. "a, oholoS ,, 1e
tween Nlohou5 ana MeEhtfy hs No44IIe
not pc mere fSlslhg nl ~ voice II II
game Simply 70 Fees! tSelfls u tue psst WILL
ne feared we're VIZ IAstlg utsa r. W
thelh memory tle 3$asd WY S9f y w
worth, ~ view q z pEe5l9lge sBi!list tah5lll
q governor ttom, NeR Orleans, 90 noE l9 93l
/ 70 Ron JQH4 NJ AL4lc'iasG, lSlS,eis.i IN
speaker ASKED WY he Nsllo4RlGliIgI W.T. KIN VIM
seFFestea f t o Ii tt ,tsE s " " l
Pid tbat msisg le G2L9E9e551t G99bs E 15
ministration deserved We support o. "a
e5AoetGtlG PgLLy! 5iiq J ibn IT,
ItA'}AI AttN ATFAtAA.t 2
ftI IN, fG,, stf,erv;s1Ts vJbir,I5 WI
mlatL ~, nv ,niInit9bt order ~ indie nj
ETIi fT XIV EaIited 10 Strike 1000 Deln5crat
s2 5Ct' ld0lT wv tf f tsoF 9rieiat,a
Viuvt "eot Ls'ue,' .At1 -. I'M, - -
WOULD HAVE GONE ZOE BLAME AND le1eAN
! | A cgapAtgp Of sueh ylle Islander WIS peYe
inRugurated as was tben inapgnl4tgd y
1884 against our Lhlet EXECUTIVE IIie Ee
suit was that the Demueratlc party eleelei
him BY oyer 40, COG majority. t9 tnat ,Fe5
dict the ''Ieformers" have been TfSo4Glled
They don't go REound SAYING 4hieihpeE
Been an honest Governor. They give biz
! certificates Of his good ADMINISTRATION ana
1.-THE Governor and l have been cenFhfeG
: said the SENATOR
Fon PREACHING WHITE SUPREMACY.
? -, ~. ,,,l,i te s,,r,rsnnscv beohuge belieq
~ 81 ~ ~ Fasst{ M saSiefv nnd pnnd "a,
~ * b9cs,tsa / l,eIiaVe that the Witt
sn6 Sj,n,,Id M IN eoutroilinR nee Al regard
lhIgfests 2, ~ XII that tbsrs Was an
s,,h5.ct M III mid speSk III beeanse III
sIpggSS vi ail,ed r. h RI 6ia infrodueti6T
, snd tbaf was Ibis: Service rendered to III
n IA hsg IaSe II ~ M dnty Fhat he hi
, Renea 00'iO' sAa ~ 'Ai'H - -
Z tx fs, ttsfie was fraaneptly and warmly al
: Bs,,isd 80 ~ - 'r'Ft' =
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